New Ulm weekly review., 1887-03-16

loading wheeled scraper; P. Peterson, Rein.
beck, journal for milk separator; II. T.
White. Eddyville, truck for capstans; Ger
trude II. Woodworth, Algona, foot-rest for
stoves.
Minnesota-J. r. Hamilton, Minneapo-
Lis, tool-holder for grindstones; w. Nor
ton, Minneapolis, tool for blind mailing or
screwing; Z. s. Walker and II. Kite, Bea-
yer Creek, fax seed separator.
Wisconsin,. Kruger, Columbus, caves
trough; A. Reichart, Milwaukee, knitting
machine; G. Tegen, Manitpwoc, sash bal
anoe.
Montana-F. P. West, Glendive, spike
puller.
Francis B. Hayes Of Boston inherited
nearly the entire fortune OF 81, 500, 900 left
by his late father. He and his wife were
badly shaken up in Nice the other day by
the earthquake.
Mrs. Beck, wife OF Senator Beck, died in
Washington few days ago.
At West Newton, Pa, the dead bodies of
Mrs. Belle Ellsworth and John Nebert
were found lying side by side. It is
thought that they shot themselves.
James G. Cooper, treasurer of the county
OF Bruce, Ont, colonel of Thirty-second
battalion and court magistrate, has dis
us
The railroads in New Brunswick are
blockaded worse than for ten years before
One road is under seven feet OF snow.
Only four OF the presidents nominations
made during the session just closed were
rejected by the senate, as follows; j. c.
Mathews, Albany. N. Y, to be recorder of
deeds for the District of Columbia; Charles
Irish, Indiana. to be- surveyor general of
Nevada; Charles F. Daily, to be register of
the land office at Tucson, Ariz Oliver
Shannon, to be receiver of public moneys
at North Platte, Neb.
The extensive Touring mill plant OF c.
Burkhardt at Burkhardt, north of Hudson,
Wis.,, was entirely consumed with all it's
contents. Loss nearly $1OO,OOO In the
elevator were 35, 900 bushels OF wheat and
a considerable quantity OF -four and feed
Two barns, q blacksmith shop and other
minor buildings with their contents were
also wiped out, and were valued at ST.
900, partly covered by insurance.
Mr.. G. Harris Heap, the United States
consul general at Constantinople, died
recently.
The following are among thirty.four
nominatio which remained unacted up:
on, and, therefore, died when the session
ended: James Curran to be supervising
inspector OF vessels for the Third district;
Israel Green, Indian agent, Sisseton, Dak.;
Second Lieut., J. f. McBlain to be first
lieutenant, Ninth cavalry. Consuls: H. A.
Ehringer at Cienfuegos Lewis G.. Reed at
Barbados. Registers OF the land office:
James NJ. Adams at Spokane Falls, w. T.;
F. M. Blaine, Blackfeet, Idaho; J. R.
Whitesde. Deadwood, Oak. Postmasters:
G. w. Lewis, Black River Falls, Wis;
Fred Puhler, Ada, Mimi; Richard Burke,
Keokuk, Iowa; j. Carleton, Iowa Falls,
Iowa. ~w
T. D. Lane. an architect and builder OF
Fargo, Dak., died on the 9th, passing
,ay without any previous sickness.
at Cherokee, Iowa, Kennedy's clothing
store, the Kellogg building, steel and bank,
and several other structures were burned.
Loss, $50, 900; insurance, $4,000.
King Oscar OF Sweden has dissolved the
rigstag for refusing the estimates asked by
the government.
It is officially announced that Sir Mich
ael Hicks Beach has resigned the office of
chief secretary for Ireland, and that Ar
thur Balfoar, secretary of state for Scot
land. has been appointed to succeed him.
Sir Michael will 60 to Berlin to be treated
by celebrated oculist. His resignation
was due to his suffering from cataract.
At Revillo, Oak, the Minneapolis & St.
Louis elevator, containing 5000 bushels
of wheat, and Cowden &, Murray's store
house burned. Total Loss both buildings,
$4,000.
Frank Wilson, a machinist, was crushed
to death at the Elliott frog-works in East
St. Louis.
Bob Ingersoll is recovering from his
throat affection, which was thought to be
fatal. -
The governor OF Missouri has appointed
James A. Seldom, St. Louis, circuit judge,
to fill the vacancy caused by the selection
OF Judge Amos NJ. Thayer for the federal
bench. The latter will succeed Judge
Treat.
Rev. P. NJ. Donohue, OF Arcola, ILL.,, has
been appointed by Gen. Boulanger lieu
tenant in the French army for services
rendered.
On the farm of Scott Gallaway, near
Ligonier, Ind, customs officers seized S15,.
600 worth Of horses smuggled from Can.
ada.
Marquis Salisbury, addressing the Ma
tional Conservative club, said that rene
dial measures OF far-reaching tendencies
were required in Ireland, but respect for
| law must first be restored. The speech
| was energetic and Indicative OF strong CO.
ercisive measures for Ireland. The mar
| quis evinced great impatience with the oarp-
! ing OF a portion of the Conservative party
| at the position of the government. He re-.
| minded his hearers that the ministry was
not that OF q despotic, but constitutional
| government. II the law did not suit the
circumstances they did not have authority
whereby it could be altered. The law ma
chinery in Ireland was paralyzed because
iuries refused to act. Before society
could be restored to healthy condition
1 that wheel must either be refitted or dis
/ pensed with. But nothing could possibly
be done until the efficiency OF parliament
| was restored.
Aspecial from Los Angeles says Tracy
Titus. the well known theatrical manager,
died at Sierra Madre, Cal
A near friend of Mr.. Beecher says that
the property left by him will not exceed in
value $125, 600, though his income for a
score OF yesrs has been 10000 per an
mum. He gave freely in all sorts OF chari-
ties, and the only self-indulgence foa which
he was noted was in the COLLECTION Of Gu
rious gems.